LG 65QNED91

LG changes LCD tack with promising but ultimately mixed results

While LG’s OLEDs have been beloved of AV fans for more than a decade now, its LCD screens haven’t fared so well. That is partly, in our opinion, because it has stuck with IPS screen tech rather than the rival VA option. The problem with IPS panels is that, while they deliver wider effective viewing angles than VA, they also struggle to control how much light is passed through their LCDs as effectively as VA panels, which means they traditionally struggle to show dark scenes effectively. The LG 65QNED91, however, uses a VA panel; so let’s find out if this proves as transformative to LG’s LCDs as we hope. The set is robustly built, weighing way more than most modern 65in LCD TVs. It’s a bit chunky around the back,…

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